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Installing an Intake - 5/7/2006 12:12:52 AM

BlackH3CA

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How difficult is it to install a new intake for my h3? What kind should I get?

Thank You...

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/7/2006 12:24:12 AM

Dennis

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It's a P.O.C....

There are a lot of good intake systems out there..I used K&N..Because it has a long and good reputation, Reoiler kits are available everywhere..And Ebay has them for the cheapest price..

Sorry Shorty..I know your sick of this picture)

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/7/2006 12:54:35 AM

BlackH3CA

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Removing the existing unit seems harmless.....one question....there is a little chip mounted on the OEM air intake tube. Where did it go on your pic?

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/7/2006 12:59:48 AM

Dennis

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You're talking about the MAF sensor..It's there..It's hidden from view because it's on the backside of the intake tube.

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/7/2006 1:03:46 AM

BlackH3CA

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Thank you!!!

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/7/2006 10:09:35 AM

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Dennis is that a postcard

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/8/2006 1:39:17 PM

dilo2001gt

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Dennis

It's a P.O.C....

There are a lot of good intake systems out there..I used K&N..Because it has a long and good reputation, Reoiler kits are available everywhere..And Ebay has them for the cheapest price..

Sorry Shorty..I know your sick of this picture)

Now i know how he does it

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/8/2006 1:51:57 PM

Dennis

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Mark...I played hookie today and wash the H3 and put another coat of that ICE on..This stuff is awesome..I slopped it on everything! Water don't even stand on it..it repels water..I've never seen anything like it...Four friends at work have bought the ICE now since I told them about it..And they now are all converts and swear by it too...

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/8/2006 5:59:54 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Dennis

Sorry Shorty..I know your sick of this picture)

nah, it's the prettiest engine i've seen in a long time. it helps me remember that they're not all brown . . .

you should offer it to K&N for their ads, for a fee of course.

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/8/2006 8:35:12 PM

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H3 intake is one of the easiest type to install. Aftermarket replacements also come from various sources. It would be better if you go for online stores like Partstrain if you desire for fast and much affordable products and services.

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RE: Installing an Intake - 5/9/2006 7:55:38 AM

dilo2001gt

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quote:

ORIGINAL: sean

H3 intake is one of the easiest type to install. Aftermarket replacements also come from various sources. It would be better if you go for online stores like Partstrain if you desire for fast and much affordable products and services.

They do not list any H3 on there site

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